Fabix is a focused Solana scalper with a very short average holding time of 470 seconds. Over the last 30 days, this wallet traded 20 times across 7 unique tokens, which suggests a narrow rotation rather than broad market coverage. The activity profile fits a fast in-and-out approach, with capital recycled quickly instead of being left in longer swings. Based on the label set and holding time, this wallet appears built for short-term execution rather than trend capture.
Recent results were weak. In the last 30 days, Fabix posted -$910.54 in PnL with a -35.11% ROI. Total buys reached $2593.3 while total sells came to $1682.76, and the win rate was 0%, meaning none of the recorded trades closed profitably in this window. That combination points to a difficult recent stretch for the strategy. The trade count is active enough to show repeat behavior, but not large enough to hide the fact that losses were broad-based across the wallet’s recent positions.
The losses were spread across every tracked token, with no positive outlier to offset drawdowns. The worst result came from 3kPj… at -$393.08 across 3 trades, making it the main drag on performance. Other notable losses included 46Mj… at -$139.94 over 5 trades, FtAR… at -$103.86 over 2 trades, and 7pwm… at -$92.51 over 3 trades. Even the best token in the period, GnWi…, still lost -$51.64 across 2 trades, which shows there was no profitable pocket within the last 30 days.
This wallet would mainly appeal to traders specifically looking to mirror a high-frequency, concentrated scalping style on Solana. Fabix is not operating as a diversified or patient wallet here; the profile is short-duration, focused, and dependent on quick execution. Given the recent 0% win rate and losses across all 7 tokens traded, this wallet is best suited for observers who want exposure to an aggressive scalping template and are comfortable with a recent record that shows no successful closes in the measured period.